Trump's presidential desk has a tiny red button that he presses to order Coke
It is not the nuclear button.
Instead, he can use to summon a butler on demand. And that butler will bring him Coca-Cola, according to Trump's interview with the Associated Press and another with the Financial Times.
"Everyone does get a little nervous when I press that button," Trump told Financial Times reporter Demetri Sevastopulo.
When hosting the Associated Press at the oval office, Trump showed the reporters the red button, which sits in a rectangular wooden box. After pressing it a butler promptly arrived with a Coke for the president, the news wire service reported.
Here's Trump with a soft drink on his desk:
The call button is meant to be used to summon an aide whenever a president needs something, and it can be moved. President Barack Obama was seen sitting with the call button next to him at meetings in the past.